Radio station 95.9 The Fish's Big Wave Dave pumps up the crowd at the main stage of Fishfest on Saturday at Verizon Amphitheater in Irvine. ROD VEAL, THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER

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Bari House, of Augusta, Ga.m pumps her fist with Christian rock group the David Crowder Band Saturday. She says she came to the Fishfest in Irvine just to see the David Crowder Band. ROD VEAL, THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER

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David Crowder dances around stage Saturday at Fishfest. ROD VEAL, THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER

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A woman raises her hand in praise during the Christian Rock festival Fishfest at Verizon Wireless Amphitheater in Irvine on Saturday. ROD VEAL, THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER

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Alan Chang raises his hands in praise at the radio station 95.9's Fishfest. ROD VEAL, THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER

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Mac Powell the lead singer of Third Day sings at Fishfest on Saturday. ROD VEAL, THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER

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Brian HIll, left, and his eight-year-old daughter Natalie take a break from the music and food court at Fishfest for a game of hot hands Saturday in Irvine. ROD VEAL, THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER

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Costa Mesa's CSM Worship performs on a side stage at 95.9 FM The Fish's Fishfest. ROD VEAL, THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER

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Tricia and Mike Davis, of Torrance, groove and praise along with Third Day Saturday at Verizon Wireless Amphitheater. ROD VEAL, THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER

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David Crowder performs for the Fishfest crowd at Verizon Wireless Amphitheater on Saturday. ROD VEAL, THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER

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Fan Michael Bement, facing stage, was ready with his tee for the Orange County Supertones as they took the stage at Fishfest on Saturday. ROD VEAL, THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER

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The Costa Mesa band CSM Worship dances along with the O.C. Supertones on Saturday at Fishfest. ROD VEAL, THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER

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Jana Alayra, right on stage, brought moms on stage to sing and perform on the family stage at Fishfest in Irvine on Saturday. ROD VEAL, THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER

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